Russian President Vladimir Putin wants to lead the world in the oil and natural gas business including the newest cutting edge geological technologies. In order to do so, Saudi Arabia must be fully vested in his plan and, the USA must not threaten to compete for these goals as we would have in the past.
Here’s where Trump comes into play. Under Ruski blackmail threat, our illegitimate president and his felonious administration set up the deal for Russia with the Saudis. If it weren’t for Russia’s strong ties with the Iranians, who are in a hate relationship with Saudi Arabia and vise-versa, Russian Federation Council Speaker Valentina Matviyenko and Lavrov could have done it without help from the crooks and thieves in DC.
In meetings with trump, Foreign Minister of Russia, Sergey Lavrov, said that a fellowship of understanding between Russia and Saudi Arabia is growing, but from a distance. Also, international issues and prospective ideas revolving around the oil-natural gas hierarchy and current, outdated agreements of leaders in the world-mineral-markets are negatively changing with the global wealth and investment sectors, also, global weather effects are opening new fossil fuel opportunities in the Arctic and elsewhere. Especially natural gas.
According to Lavrov, who is the regularly scheduled contact between the leaders of Russia and Halliburton, Schlumberger, Baker Hughes, General Electric Al Saud, have determined and committed themselves and their countries to a broad spectrum of business relationships and opportunities but an open relationship with the Saudis would ruffle the feathers of Iran. Russia needs the Saudi money to capture the Arctic natural gas industry, but the cash needs to be laundered through peripheral sticky fingered middle-companies so Iran can’t directly tie their ally Russia to the Saudi dollars.
Oil and gas drilling and transport infrastructure dinosaurs; Halliburton, Schlumberger, Baker Hughes, General Electric, and others have all been swiftly sliding downward in revenues. Huge 30%-60% revenue declines at these largest oil utility companies have triggered employee layoffs, restructurings, cost cutting, and fowled mergers with huge break-up fees. During 2014-16 crude oil fell from over $100 a barrel to under $30. Investors who usually pushed their money toward exploration and drilling have declined to do so more than significantly.
Through our un-American illegitimate president and his loyal band of crooks and thieves, Saudi Arabia will indirectly invest in joint projects with Russia worth $300 Billion during 2017. Everbody gets their cut! Halliburton, Schlumberger, Baker Hughes, General Electric, and other big business leaders involved in oil, gas, steel, infrastructure, and peripherals can get a break to survive, and, they may increase hiring for high paying jobs in the US. Trump needs this. He promised high pay and great fantastic terrific jobs for everyone!! Remember that propaganda to win the poor-American’s vote? Those poor easily fooled people.